Read Full Blog Here In this week’s episode, Campbell tackles a variety of complex and timely superannuation and wealth-building questions, starting with the government’s revised $3 million super cap, also known as Division 296. He breaks down what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and why the new rules are far more balanced than the initial proposal. Campbell also explores what high-balance super fund holders should consider, especially those with illiquid assets, such as property. Listeners...
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Read Full Blog Here In this week’s episode, Campbell tackles a variety of complex and timely superannuation and wealth-building questions, starting with the government’s revised $3 million super cap, also known as Division 296. He breaks down what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and why the new rules are far more balanced than the initial proposal. Campbell also explores what high-balance super fund holders should consider, especially those with illiquid assets, such as property. Listeners...
Ep 375: What is your return on borrowing capacity (RoBC)
Investopoly
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2 months ago
Ep 375: What is your return on borrowing capacity (RoBC)
Read Full Blog Here In this episode, Stuart introduces a powerful framework for property investors: Return on Borrowing Capacity (RoBC). With borrowing capacity often being a limited and scarce resource, Stuart explains why it’s critical to allocate it where it delivers the greatest after-tax, long-term wealth outcomes. He unpacks the concept by comparing different investment properties with identical total returns but varying mixes of income and capital growth, demonstrating how the wrong ch...
Investopoly
Read Full Blog Here In this week’s episode, Campbell tackles a variety of complex and timely superannuation and wealth-building questions, starting with the government’s revised $3 million super cap, also known as Division 296. He breaks down what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and why the new rules are far more balanced than the initial proposal. Campbell also explores what high-balance super fund holders should consider, especially those with illiquid assets, such as property. Listeners...
